At
the instigation of Bush Administration officials the
Immigration and Naturalization Service is preparing to
deport the man whose Venice, FL. flight school served as a
magnet for Mohamed Atta's terrorist cadre, effectively
placing him beyond the reach of the upcoming 9/11
investigation, the
MadCowMorningNews learned.

Rudi Dekkers, who began
"marching Arabs across the tarmac" soon after his arrival in
1999 at Huffman Aviation, has run afoul of the Immigration
and Naturalization Service for a variety of immigration
violations, sources state, including being in the U.S.
illegally.

"Wally (Hilliard) and Rudi formed a fictitious
company to keep Rudi in the U.S.," explained one aviation
observer in Naples. "But the I.N.S. has known about that for
years. Something else is going on."

Aviation sources
suggest the deportation move by the I.N.S.— widely-accused
of having failed to do anything while terrorists roamed
freely across U.S. borders— is less a sign of any renewed
vigor at a beleaguered federal agency than an Administration
effort to curtail the 9/11 investigation by placing Dekkers
beyond the reach of questioning.

For the record, a
spokesperson speaking for the I.N.S Commissioner would only
say, "We do not comment on individuals being removed from
this country."

The (acting) I.N.S. Commissioner is Michael
Garcia, who headed the terrorism investigation for INS
following the 1993 World Trade Center attack.

*************

"What happened to the
flight school records? Ask Jeb."

Whatever secrets
Dekkers may possess about the terrorists, records from his
flight school were deemed sensitive enough to have merited
being escorted back to Washington by Florida Governor Jeb
Bush aboard a C-130 cargo plane, which left Sarasota less
than 24 hours after the September 11 attack.

Many in the
South West Florida aviation community have begun to voice
the suspicion that ‘Magic Dutch Boy’ Dekkers played a
still-unexplained role in the story of the terrorist
conspiracy’s time in Florida.

"The I.N.S. is acting to
place the prime suspect in a wider-ranging 9/11 conspiracy
investigation out of the reach of the Independent
Investigation," said one skeptical Naples aviation
executive.

"They're getting Rudi out of town fast. And
Wally Hilliard is heading out the door right behind
him."

This statement is bolstered by records of recent
Florida property transactions, which reveal that Rudi
Dekkers has, indeed, been liquidating assets including
airplanes and a
condominium.

*************

'Cashing
out' at Huffman Aviation

Now the MadCowMorningNews has
learned that 70-year old Wallace J. Hilliard of Naples, FL.,
multi-millionaire businessman and self-styled Mormon Bishop,
is also selling out, peddling Huffman Aviation, the infamous
"terror flight school" bought just three years ago.

As if
the Venice Airport needed any more "Magic Dutch Boys," the
potential buyers represent what one source close to the sale
characterized as "two Dutch investors."

As Rudi Dekkers
prepares to (hopefully-for-him) slip from sight, many things
about him remain mysterious. The biggest unanswered question
involves how Dekkers, running a flight school which trained
both pilots who flew airplanes into the World Trade Center
Towers, and a known fugitive from justice in Holland,
managed to end up being invited to testify before the
Congress of the United States of America... instead of
behind bars.

Why did the FBI and the national media accept
at face value (and so eagerly) Dekker's claims to being an
innocent victimized businessman? Was Rudi, even in the
immediate aftermath of September 11, somehow being
protected?

"When the FBI came down the day after Sept. 11,
it totally amazed me that they took everything Rudi said as
the truth," said Sue DeAngelis, Dekkers’ former office
manager, who let FBI agents in at Huffman Aviation when they
arrived in the middle of the night.

Perhaps the answer is
that Dekkers was already well-known in certain circles. A
startling number of federal agencies, the MadCowMorningNews
has learned exclusively, have files on Dekker's going back a
decade.

*************

"One of the
usual suspects."

"I remember when DEA, Customs,
everyone was after him over here," stated one aviation
observer in Naples, FL. "Some money got seized because of
his supposed illegal activities."

"Everything that guy
ever did—from a to z—was illegal," said another.

Dekkers,
of course, is one of the two Dutch nationals whose curious
and nearly-simultaneous appearance as flight school owners
several years ago at the Venice Airport was followed by an
influx of hundreds of Arab and German student pilots.

The
other "Magic Dutch Boy" is equally mysterious, according to
some. "Arne Kruithof sat across from my desk and told me he
had trained at a U.S. military installation in South East
Missouri," stated one aviation executive in Venice.

"What
is a Dutch national doing training at a secure U.S. military
facility?"

If Mohamed Atta had local logistical assistance
while in this country, Rudi Dekkers is the right place to
start looking.

In the aftermath of 9/11, Dekkers defended
having trained anyone who walked up to his counter."I
don't need anything from you, just a check to start flying,"
he insisted.

He even likened flying lessons to shopping
for groceries...

"We're just a business," Dekkers said.

*************

The Man Who Went on
Larry King Unmasked

Just what kind of business was
Dekkers running while terrorists practiced touch and go's on
the runways at the Venice Airport?

Some answers can be
gleaned in court documents filed at the Sarasota County
Courthouse in a sexual harassment lawsuit by a former
18-year old female against Dekkers, her overweight and
middle-aged former boss.

Dekkers settled the suit,
agreeing to pay damages. When he later stopped making
payments, the young woman's attorney filed a motion to
enforce the settlement agreement, and the sealed
complaint became public information for the first
time.

It includes contemporaneous notes taken by the
then-18 year old girl, who was jotting down Dekkers
statements and behavior towards her at the same time Mohamed
Atta and his terrorist cadre attended the school.

"As long
as I worked at Huffman Aviation I have been subjected to
sexual harassment by Rudi Dekkers," the girl states.

"Can
I bite into you?" Dekkers asked her on one occasion, her
notes state. Told that that was 'sick,' Dekkers' replied, "I
know, I just can't help it. Look at you: your hair, your
face, your ass...you're a hot girl!"

Another time Dekkers'
asked his young female employee, barely out of high school,
according to her contemporaneous notes, if he could "buy
her."

"Buy me what?" she responds.

"You know, just buy you. It should be like in the olden days. I
should be able to just buy you," Dekkers replied.

In the
same conversation, according to her notes, the boorish
Dekkers wondered aloud what the reaction would be if someone
walked into his office while he was tucking his shirt (and
ample girth) back into his pants.

"Wouldn't that be funny
if somebody walked in now as I'm putting my shirt away? They
would think I was fucking
you!"

*************

"All publicity
is good publicity."

On another occasion, the girls
notes state, Dekker's asked her, "Did you see that Russian
girl I had in here? I couldn't hire her, because she's
Russian. But I did tell her I had a job for her."

"In the
pilot shop?" the young employee asks.

"No, I told her she
could give me a blow job," Dekkers says.

Dekkers, the
girl wrote, told her, "You're beautiful when you're mad." To
which she replied, "You have no right touching my
pants."

The young woman's allegations of a pattern of
harassment by Dekkers was confirmed by Amanda Keller,
Mohamed Atta's former live-in girlfriend, who spent time
waiting in the flight school lounge while Atta
trained.

"Rudi Dekkers... He’s a total pervert," she
stated in an exclusive three hour interview videotaped at a
secret location. "A nasty, nasty man."

"He said to me one
time, 'What would it take for me to have a piece of you?' I
told him I didn't know what he was talking about. He said,
'Oh come on you know what I mean.'

"So I looked at him and
said: 'You’re lucky I don’t hit you.'

"And his secretary
stood up and applauded. He told her to 'sit down and shut
up.'"

Like many who worked with Dekker's, his former
office manager Sue DeAngelis has a poor opinion of his
character.

"You know why he told me he did so many TV
interviews after the attack? Because, he said, it was the
best free advertising we would ever get."

The FBI has
stated that they have found no evidence that the terrorists
received any outside help while in this country.

Maybe
they should look again.

What links are there between
Atta's Hamburg cadre and its sponsors and the flight schools
in Venice, Florida?

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